One-month review after rhinoplasty with donated costal cartilage and ear cartilage

My nose was on the low side, so it had bothered me for a long time, and people around me often said I would look much better if I just got my nose done. I had always had it in mind, but since I was serving in the special forces, there was a high risk of getting injured during training, and it was also hard to take time off separately, so I kept putting it off. Then I got the chance to take a long leave, and I thought, if not now, when would I do it? That is how I decided to have surgery. I looked into several places and went for a consultation at Lowell Plastic Surgery. They did not push things excessively as much as I expected, and they explained the direction that would suit my face, so I felt I could trust them. They said it was important not to just make it high no matter what, but to create the line naturally, which actually put me more at ease. Most of all, since I have a high activity level and exercise a lot, the fact that I could have a sturdy surgery with the 4FIX Eiffel Tower rhinoplasty greatly reduced my anxiety about the surgery. I had the surgery using donated costal cartilage and ear cartilage, and honestly, the first 3 to 4 days were a bit difficult. Breathing was uncomfortable, and there was swelling, so it felt frustrating, but after a week, it definitely became much more manageable. From week 2, the major swelling went down, and as of day 31 now, I have almost no issues with daily life. It still does not feel completely settled yet, but the line is definitely refined. Since I am a soldier, I paid a lot of attention to exercise too, but I returned safely within a range that was not excessive, and now I am handling light training without any problems. As of one month after having surgery with Director Kim Jae-yoon, my satisfaction is quite high. It changed naturally without looking overly obvious, and especially the side profile improved a lot more than the front. Every time I look in the mirror, I think I am glad I did it, and I smile without realizing it ☺️ People around me often react like, something definitely changed, but what is it? I like it even more because it does not obviously look like I had plastic surgery, and close friends who know about it say it turned out well and looks much better. Now, I can do almost everything normally. Washing my face and showering are no problem, and there is no discomfort in daily life. Still, I am being careful not to touch my nose strongly or let it get hit, and because military life involves a lot of situations where I could bump into things, I keep paying attention to that ^^ Overall, I am recovering well without major discomfort, and I am satisfied with the result, so I would like to tell people who are considering it that it is definitely worth considering!